INTRODUCTION
Are your genital warts recurring frequently even after undergoing treatment? Then Ayurveda has something in store for you. Ayurveda helps treat genital warts from the root, and there are rare chances that warts may recur. Read on to learn about genital warts, their causes, symptoms and the best doctor for genital warts treatment in Delhi.
GENITAL WARTS
Genital warts are caused due to viral infection. The virus causing genital warts is the Human Papilloma Virus (HPV). These are the Sexually Transmitted Infection. The disease is spread through the infected person’s oral, vaginal and anal sex. Warts are a particular type of symptom of HPV that can be easily recognized. The presence of genital warts generally has no signs and does not affect the quality of life; however, genital warts are painful in some cases. Although males and females are equally affected by genital warts, the condition progresses more aggressively in females. Further, the cause of genital warts, i.e. HPV, has significant potential to cause cancer of the vulva and cervix.
CAUSES OF GENITAL WARTS
Genital wart is a sexually transmitted condition. It is caused due to the spread of the Human Papilloma Virus. Human Papillomavirus is spread through oral, vaginal or anal sex with a person who carries this virus. Human Papilloma Virus has almost 40 strains, but only a few have the potential to cause genital warts. Human Papilloma Virus is highly contagious and readily spread through skin-to-skin contact. That’s why it gets easily transmitted through any sex. Due to the high occurrence of this virus in the population, CDC has acknowledged that most sexually active people get it at least once in their lifetime. Most of the time, the virus is controlled by the body’s immune system and does not pose any health risk. However, the virus may grow opportunistically in case of a weakened immune system or infection and may cause genital warts.
SYMPTOMS OF GENITAL WARTS
Both males and females are affected by genital warts, and the symptoms of the condition depend upon the site of occurrence. In the female, a common place of occurrence is the vagina, vulva, and cervix. The male’s common site of wart appearance is the scrotum, penis, and urethra. Sometimes, warts may register their presence in the area surrounding the anus or inside the anus and can also be found on the thighs. The size of warts may either be very small or large. They may occur in the form of small bumps or maybe large ones, like cauliflower. If there is an abnormal flow of urine, this may indicate the presence of a wart in the urethra. As a result, the patient may have bleeding during intercourse. Genital warts may also cause itching in the genital area. Although most people have asymptomatic warts, some people have increased discomfort due to them.
DIAGNOSIS OF GENITAL WARTS
Diagnosis is primarily made through the physical examination of genital warts. The characteristic appearance of genital warts helps the physician identify the condition. However, various other growths, such as papules and moles, also look like genital warts, and there might be a risk of misdiagnosis. Thus, the patient should go to an experienced sexologist who is an expert in diagnosing and treating genital warts. Dr. Manu Rajput and Dr. Kanu Rajput of Sidri International are experts in the accurate diagnosis of genital warts. At Sidri International, the doctors would listen to your problem patiently and accurately diagnose the disease. Further, diagnosing genital warts involves asking about health history and sexual life. For example, your doctor may ask you about any recent sexual intercourse without using protective devices such as condoms.
In the case of women, the diagnosis goes a step ahead. As warts may also occur inside the female reproductive system, doctors may perform a pelvic examination to look for the presence of warts. An acidic solution is applied to the pelvic region that increases the visibility of warts if present. A Pap smear test may also be conducted to conclude the presence of HPV infection. In the Pap smear test, cells of the cervix are obtained with the help of a swab and evaluated under a microscope to confirm the presence of HPV.
DO’s AND DON’Ts IN GENITAL WARTS
Do’s:
- Always visit an experienced sexologist if you fear suffering from warts or another sexually transmitted disease. Dr. Manu Rajput and Dr. Kanu Rajput are Delhi’s best doctors for genital warts.
- Always keep your wounds covered. Exposure to underlying tissues increases the risk of a virus entering the body.
- Use protection while doing intercourse. Although condoms do not guarantee complete safety from the transmission of HPV as they do not cover the whole genital area, they reduce the transmission of the virus.
- Do as directed by the doctor. Genital warts tend to recur. Thus, it would be best if you regularly visited to doctor to ensure everything is fine.
- You should stay away from doing sex until warts do not disappear. This may reduce the risk of transmission, prevent the wart from becoming severe due to friction, and assist in early healing.
Don’ts:
- Do not allow to transmit your warts by maintaining proper protective measures.
- Do not scratch your warts, as this may cause pain, irritation or inflammation.
- Do not touch your warts, as this may risk your access to the virus pool and increase the risk of transmission.
- Do not share sex toys.
TREATMENT OF GENITAL WARTS
Genital wart is a sexually transmitted disease. Medicines for genital wart treatment may have side effects. HPV treatment in India, especially HPV treatment in Delhi done by various doctors, is not so effective as a treatment of the sexually transmitted disease requires a comprehensive treatment strategy, both on the emotional and the physical front. The patient should consult with a sexologist that is an expert in effectively managing genital warts through the combination of ayurvedic treatment and counselling. Dr. Manu Rajput and Dr. Kanu Rajput, a specialist in genital warts treatment in men, have successfully treated hundreds of patients using their innovative way. The best part of treatment at Sidri International is avoiding harmful allopathic medications that do not treat the disease from its root. There are effective therapies in Ayurveda for genital warts. Garlic paste remedy is one of the effective therapies to get rid of warts. A few garlic cloves are crushed to form a paste applied on warts. After one hour, the paste is removed with water. This therapy is to be continued for a few weeks to get the best results. Another treatment is to apply a mixture of onion and salt. Salt is sprinkled on the onion and remains as such overnight. In the morning, the juice is obtained by crushing the onion and applied on warts.
Before searching on google for wart removal doctors near me, consult Dr. Manu Rajput and Dr. Kanu Rajput, STD specialists in Delhi and genital warts specialist doctors. Patients have different risks and medical histories for a customized treatment strategy for your warts. Also, do not forget to make a prior appointment by calling Sidri International to avoid long waiting, as many patients visit the clinic daily to get a consultation on various sexual problems such as erectile dysfunction, low sperm count, HIV counseling, and premature ejaculation.
